Java & JVMConference50min
Quarkus in Action...in Action!
This session introduces "Quarkus in Action," showcasing Quarkus' dynamic features through live demos, including Dev Mode and Dev Services. It aims to inspire attendees by highlighting its strengths in productivity and deployment, encouraging further exploration through the book.
Martin StefankoRed Hat
Jan MartiškaRed Hat
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Thursday, June 12, 11:40-12:30
Room 4A
Quarkus is one of the most dynamic and fast-evolving projects in the Java ecosystem today. Even six years after its initial release, it continues to push boundaries—and just last year, it surpassed 1,000 contributors in its main repository!In this session, we'll introduce Quarkus in Action, the latest (and coincidentally, the first) book authored by the speakers. While we can't cover the entire book in one talk, we'll highlight our favorite features—the ones that truly showcase Quarkus' strengths. Expect live demos of productivity powerhouses like Dev Mode, continuous testing, Dev UI, and Dev Services. We'll have something for you whether you're focused on a blazing-fast local development experience, seamless deployment workflows, or even the metrics influencing your cloud bills.This talk isn't about explaining every Quarkus feature in detail—it's about showing you why you should give it a try. And if we succeed in inspiring you, Quarkus in Action will be the perfect next step on your learning journey!
Martin Stefanko
Principal software engineer at Red Hat, BrnoJUG leader, author Quarkus in Action, MicroProfile committer, working on Red Hat middleware technologies like Quarkus, SmallRye, Wildfly, JBoss middleware (RESTEasy, Weld, ...), programming and microservices enthusiast.
Jan Martiška
Jan is a software engineer working at Red Hat with 13+ years of experience in Java and Open source, nowadays focusing on Quarkus and, among other things, its AI capabilities through the LangChain4j extension. He also drives its GraphQL capabilities. He's also a MicroProfile committer and a book author (Quarkus in Action).
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